Sentence examples for sort of narrow from inspiring English sources

That sort of narrow profile wasn't what Mr. DeGroff was after.

But they do all come from a sort of narrow rightwing clique within the Labour party".

That's all well and good, but it sounds like the sort of narrow fixes preferred by SEC lawyers who haven't spent much time on Wall Street.

And in any case, we discourage the sort of narrow specialization that can result when a student restricts attention solely to courses and graduate seminars pertinent to his or her major field and dissertation topic.

Call it whatever you want, but do not forget this simple fact: It was the sort of narrow, risk-ignoring thinking that is ALWAYS rewarded in the short term, and ALWAYS punished in the long term".

To stand even a small chance of usurping Clinton for the nomination, Sanders therefore not only needs to continue winning the sort of narrow victories he achieved on Tuesday in Michigan, but he needs to pick up a new surge of momentum that can turn these upsets into the kind of landslide he saw in New Hampshire.

Sort of narrows down the choices.

"Because public television has been moving toward this sort of larger, long series of documentaries, which has become quite pricey, it sort of narrowed the field," said Alyce Myatt, a program officer at the MacArthur Foundation.

If this sort of narrowing of the deficit continues over the remainder of the year, the final budget outcome for 2015-16 could be as low as $30bn, a good deal below the $35.1bn deficit estimate of his predecessor, Joe Hockey.

"I'm still undecided, but I've sort of narrowed it down to Kerry and Edwards," said Connie McClain, a librarian who joined an overflow crowd of about 150 to hear Mr. Edwards at the Baker's Court Restaurant here in Storm Lake.

It's a manifestation of the sort of narrow-minded in-groupism that groups like ISIL hope to trigger through terrorist attacks in order to alienate Western Muslims.